German coalition teeters amid Saxony clash and cabinet rift
In Berlin on October 30, the grand coalition teeters as Social Democrats and German People's party clash over Saxony policy. Premier Zeigner faces cabinet dissent as Stresemann asserts authority with Article 48. Bavaria and Nationalists push for right wing military steps amid political turmoil.
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Berlin
Colapse
Cys
Social Democrats
German People’s Party
Saxony
Bavaria
Germany
Vornwerts
Ebert
Stresemann
Gessler
Reichswehr
First district conference to meet at First Methodist Marietta
The Marietta District holds its first district conference at the First Methodist church Wednesday and Thursday. Opening session at 1 30 Wednesday discusses administrative problems. Rev Thomas R Roberts of First church Marietta speaks at 7 Wednesday. Bishop William F Anderson of Cincinnati speaks at 7 Thursday and attends Class 6 supper at 5 30.
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Marietta
First Methodist
Thomas R. Roberts
First Church
William F. Anderson
Cincinnati
Roach Grocery Delays Move to West Washington Site
The Roach grocery on West Union will not use the Lastro building storeroom but will relocate to the storeroom in the Red Men building on West Washington. Athens Printing will move into a temporary Hocking street building and later a tile and stucco 24 by 100 foot permanent facility. The Roach opening is set for November 10 with I L Woodworth taking over the West Union storeroom. the Woodworth room will be leased by Western Union for its Athens office after the move.
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C. H. Roach
West Union Street
Lastro
Red Men's
West Washington Street
Athens Printing Company
Roach Grocery
I. L. Woodworth Company
Woodworth
West Union
Pension ruling says volunteers and regulars share service credit
The interior department ruled that no distinction exists between volunteer and regular soldiers for war service when awarding pensions. The decision arose in a Rochester New York case for widow Ida F. Glick and her husband Anthony J. Glick who served in the Spanish American War.
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Washington
Spain
Interior Department
Ida F. Glick
Bronson Avenue
Rochester
N. Y
Anthony J. Glick
Marshfield State Bank Incorporation Albany Street Ohio
Incorporation report from Columbus dated Oct 30 lists The Marshfield State Bank to be formed in New Marshfield Athens county with capital of 25000 dollars. Founders identified as S. E. G. Pedigo and John Lostro.
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Incorporate Bank
Columbus
The
Marshfield State Bank
New Marshfield
Athens County
S. E. G. Pedigo
John Lostro
Marion Child Burned to Death in Home
Barbara Copeland four died in Marion Ohio after her Halloween paper dress caught fire from an open stove. She was burned over her entire body as her mother hung up clothes yesterday.
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Marion
Barbara
Harry C. Copeland
Road to North Open At Last
After months of closure the Athens-Chauncey road reopened on Tuesday under Superintendent A. E. Falloon who led the repair for the state highway department. Faulty base was removed and brick relaid with tar coating nearly complete. Traffic will not be hindered as remaining tar is finished. The road now provides a direct route from Athens to Columbus without detours.
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Athens-Chauncey Road
A. E. Falloon
State Highway Department
Athens
Athens County
Columbus
Bonar Law Dies After Cort Illness
Former British prime minister Andrew Bonar Law died early today after a long illness. He was 63 last month and passed at 2 30 in the morning with daughter Lady Sykes and son in law Sir Frederick Sykes at his bedside. The death follows pneumonia and throat trouble with heart weakness, ending a troubled premiership that ended last May. The Tory party mourns a severe loss and a major figure in international politics.
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Luther A. Huston
I. N
London
Andrew Bonar Law
England
Bonar Law
Lady Sykes
Frederick Sykes
Statesman
Stanley Baldwin
Bonar Laws
David Lloyd George
Oberlin to vote on city manager plan in November
Mrs. W. A. Siddaul, East Cleveland commissioner, told Oberlin’s local league of women voters that the city manager form of government has been successful in East Cleveland.
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Oberlin
W. A. Siddaul
East Cleveland
League of Woman Voters
Where the Money Goes That You Are Paying for Coal in Athens
Athens homeowners face rising coal costs with the typical domestic coal at about $5.50 per ton. The article traces the money through the supply chain: mine operators receive $2.75 per ton for domestic coal, freight adds 75 cents, dealers upcharge for hauling and services to about $2.00, and only 40 percent of mined coal is high grade selling at the top price. The result is a multi-layer distribution of funds from mine to customer.
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Athens
Athens County
Red Ear of Corn Once Ticket to Kiss at Faire
Wooster Ohio October 30 Jacob Kauffman a farmer found a red ear of corn measuring 14 inches long. He recalls old husking bee parties where moonlight husking granted a kiss to the fairest maiden in the group. Those celebrations are now memories.
Senate probes waste and corruption in veterans bureau scope widens
Investigators study Wilson era deals including F I Morse sale of Excelsior Springs hospital site amid missing documents and price increase of 13000 dollars. Evidence links Ewing Laporte and former Secretary Houston to the contract while Morse prepares to testify and Col Terriberry resumes testimony on unusual terms.
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Washington
United States Veterans’ Bureau
Bureau
Charles R. Forbes
Harding
Wilson
F. l. Morse
Missouri
Excelsior Springs
Public Health Service
Morse
Secretary of the Treasury
Ewing Laporte
Nine Perished as Ferry Capsizes at Pitea
Nine people drowned when a ferryboat capsized at Pitea near Stockholm. Rescue efforts underway as authorities investigate the accident and search operations continue along the coast.
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Stockholm
Pitea
Reich swehr evacuated the diet building in Munich
Munich reports that the Reichswehr evacuated the diet building today after occupying it yesterday and making several arrests.
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Munich
Reichswehr
Diet
Blood transfusion aids miner in fatal Essex mine injury
Carl Young, 46, died at Holzer hospital after being fatally injured at Essex mine No. 7. His wife donated blood for transfusion, becoming exhausted herself. Survived by wife and a son Ralph. family from Orange township, long resident of Pomeroy. Burial planned at old Alfred home.
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Pomeroy
Carl Young
Essex Mine No. 7
Holzer Hospital
Mr. Young
Ralph
Orange Township
Laurel Street
Alfred
Barnes Named Postmaster in Beltmont County
St Clairsville Ohio Rodney Barnes former clerk of Beltmont county courts is named postmaster effective November 1 succeeding Democratic incumbent R S Ryan.
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ST. Clair&sville
Rodney Barnes
Beltmont County
R. S. Ryan
Tate to Sell Road Contrag
The state highway department advertises bids for 2.5 miles of Sugar Creek road on the Athens Marietta route in Dover township S C H 157. Specifications call for reinforced concrete or bituminous macadam paving 16 foot wide with a 26 foot roadway, length 13 485 6 feet.
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Sugar Creek
Athens-Marietta
State Highway Department
Dover Township
Ames Township
Barlow Township
Washington County
Eggs Replace Cash for Theatre Seats in Szolnok
In Szolnok Hungary theatre patrons pay one egg for a good seat while cash buys tickets at 70 kronen and an egg costs 76 kronen. The egg barer peak reflects local bartering culture influencing admission prices.
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Szolnok
Hungary
Pacific Islands Trembling Again Earthquake Shakes Manila Area
An earthquake struck the northern Pacific region and Manila area early today, described as the strongest in 17 years. The tremor centered near Taat volcano about 60 miles south of Manila, with damage yet to be determined.
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Manila
Luzon
Trewty
Taat Volcano
Hunger strike continues in Belfast and Londonderry jails
Despite Dublin reports that all republican prisoners ended hunger strikes, over 100 prisoners in Belfast and Londonderry jails still refuse food today. The strike was described as collapsing but not yet ended.
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Belfast
Dublin
Londonderry
Boy Admits Nine Runaways In Year In London Court
A 10 year old boy in Willesden court acknowledges running away from home nine times in the last year. His latest absence lasted three weeks and bread stolen from bakers’ shops was his only nourishment during that time.
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London
Willesden Court
Separatists seize control in Putisb urg occupied Germany
Separatists force business owners to accept emergency money at gunpoint and seize foodstuffs. Loyalist editors are arrested as Woerms joins the Rhineland republic. An attack on Reichswehr barracks at Schweringen is attempted and Von Kahr suppresses the Munich Post for Bavarian loyalty and anti expulsions.
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Putisburg
Germany
Woerms
Rhineland
Hesse
Mayence
Schweringen
Reichswehr
von Kahr
Munich Post
Forum Luncheon By Chamber Seeks State Enthusiast Speaker
The first forum luncheon of the fall and winter season will be held Wednesday at 1 PM in Chamber of Commerce rooms. Charles Macintyre of Columbus will speak, bringing years of involvement with state government and a reputation as an engaging speaker.
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FORUM
Chamber of Commerce
Charles Macintyre
Columbus
Court to decide action against 300 Klan Kamella arrests
A conference planned between City Solicitor Sherrard M. Johnson and Attorney Horace L. Small for Mayor William N. Gableman to determine further actions against over 300 Ku Klux Klan and Kamella members arrested Sunday for obstructing traffic en route to a church dedication in Portsmouth. Municipal court sessions heard Johnson had no affidavits and was not ready to give a legal opinion as a crowd of more than 4000 gathered outside.
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Portsmouth
Sherrard M. Johnson
Horace L. Small
William N. Gableman
Ku Klux Klan
Kamella
Johnson
Fear of Higher Street Car Fares in Cleveland
Oct 30 Cleveland observers warned the street railway issue may reopen after Councilman James McGinty urged cutting maintenance and renewal allowances. The current fund exceeds $1.5 million while the interest fund used to fix fares under the Taylor grant has vanished, signaling a likely one cent fare rise by December.
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Cleveland
James McGinty
British Cabinet Reopens Debt Talks in London
The British cabinet met for an hour to discuss reparations and plans for an international conference of experts to determine Germany's capacity for indemnity payments. No communiqué was issued.
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London
Germany
Conference on international relations to be held in Athens
Large crowds greeted world peace speakers as Ohio church leaders coordinate arrangements for the November 7 conference in Athens. Reports from the Ohio Council of Churches cite successful openings of the state-wide campaign in Ohio cities. Everett Colby and Kirby Page will address world conditions and U S participation.
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Athens
Ohio Council of Churches
Ohio
Everett Colby
Kirby Page
United States
Man Bound Over Keeps Word To Court
In London a defendant in Willesden court admitted to his previous promise not to reoffend after testimony showed eight police officers carried him to the station. He pleaded that he had kept his word by not returning until now.
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London
Willesden Court
Boulay Defends Road Sandstone Quality In Ohio Case
Columbus officials clash over sandstone used on the Athens Pomeroy road project costing 53 000 per mile. Boulay says materials fail to meet specs and were rejected by the federal bureau while the state funded the old road and federal did not participate. Federal inspectors fault native rock in the recent work and a supplemental contract could lift cost by 5 000 per mile.
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Columbus
Athens-Pomeroy
Boulay
Herrick
Athena
Jerseyville
Federal Bureau of Public Roads
Des Tours
Conscrete
H. B. Pratt Construction Co
Modoc man convicted of rape with a 16 year old
Joe Osenlach, 34, of Modoc, was found guilty by an Athens county jury of rape with a 16 year old girl from Buchtel after about 36 minutes of deliberation. The case details include the pair traveling from Glouster toward Toledo, with pivotal testimony from Ysabel Shesky.
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Joe Osenlach
Modoc
Jezbel Shesky
Buchtel
Athens County Common Pleas Court
Osenlach
New Lexington
Toledo
Glouster
Ysabel Shesky
Barney Hill
Frederick Phillips
Admiral N. Brown
William A. Hartley
Levi M. Maxwell
Cyrus FE. Chesser
James Ford
W. H. Flerbaugh
Charles Brown
Jas. Brookins
J. B. Allen
Vic Pierce
London Warns Crooks as Police Reach 21 274 Strong
A London alert warns crooks and con men to beware as the city boasts 21 274 policemen. The message suggests acting now to avoid trouble, urging vigilance and caution for anyone considering illegal gambits.
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London
Austin Returned to Cincinnati for Burglary Charge
Albert Austin, 33, released from the state hospital for the criminal insane in Lima Ohio, has been sent back to Cincinnati to face a burglary indictment from 1921. He was admitted in August 1921 as a constitutional infirmity case.
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Lima. O
Albert Austin
State Hospital
Cincinnati
Austin
Where Our Money Goes New York Wage Bill
Nationwide payroll figures from the National Industrial Conference Board show each earner contributes about 91 dollars annually to government salaries. The federal payroll totals 400 000 names and represents a yearly appropriation around 8 800 000 dollars.
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New York
National Industrial Conference Board
Uncle
Ths
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